(ANSA) – MILAN, MAY 19 – Giorgio Pietrostefani “who snubbed Italian justice for 30 years and whose extradition from France Italy has requested, has the civil and moral duty to tell, even without naming names, how much happened before that morning of May 17 in via Cherubini “in Milan, where Commissioner Luigi Calabresi was killed in 1972.
This was written in a text sent to ANSA by the Milanese judge Guido Salvini who, as investigating judge, reopened the investigations into the Piazza Fontana massacre and who conducted investigations such as those on the so-called ‘Black Traces’.
50 years after the murder, while France has yet to decide on the extradition of Pietrostefani who, as Mario Calabresi, Luigi’s son said two days ago, “hardly makes sense anymore”, Salvini clarifies that “the Calabresi case is perhaps the only one of the so-called mysteries of Italy in which a material perpetrator has confessed, yet it is not closed “. They tell us, he adds, “the newspapers of these days seem eternally suspended in the present, like Piazza Fontana. It has marked the hearts and lives of too many people, not only family members but on the side of men in uniforms and on the side of young people. with eskimo. Something has to happen before all its protagonists disappear, leaving the most important page blank. “
“We know how the murder was carried out – he writes -. Only an ex-militant in bad faith or a conspiracy theorist can think that that morning Leonardo Marino was not driving that Fiat 125 that was waiting for the shooter. But it is not known how the execution was discussed and decided, maybe what clashes there were, I believe, in the intelligentsia of Lotta Continua “. And then “Italy has the right to ask that one of its citizens” like Pietrostefani “convicted of murder does not live undisturbed abroad. He has the duty, if he is in Italy, to place him, without revenge, where he can be treated, certainly not in jail”.
Pietrostefani has the duty to “tell” and “perhaps only he can close this page”. If he does not, the judge concludes, “he and his supporters lose the moral right to ask for the truth about Pinelli, about Piazza Fontana and the rest. And the truth can also have a ripple effect. Many are waiting for it. Do not disappoint them. “. (HANDLE).
Source: Ansa
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